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M2 NINETEENTH CONGRESS. Sess. II. Ch. 37. 1827. Goanecticut. In Connecticut.-From Middletown to Hartford, on the east side of the Connecticut river. From Litchlield, by Northfield, to Plymouth. New York. In New Ym·k.—-From Chester, by Minerva, Hoffman township, and Paradox settlement, to Ticonderoga. From Luzerne to Glenn’s Falls. From Warren, in Phillips, to Cold Springs. From Peekskill, by Red Mills, to Carmel. From Mount Pleasant to New Castle, and thence to Bedford, Pound Ridge. From Saratoga Springsto Glenn’s Falls. From Galway, by Broad Albin and Johnstown, to Palatine. From North China, by West China,to Sardinia. From Durham to Windham. From Deruyter, by Fair. child’s store, in Linklane, to German. From Port Plain, by Cooperstown, Hartwick, Milford, Otego, Huntsville, to Binghamton. From Cooperstown to Meredith. From Skaneateles, by Gulf and Canton, to Baldwinsville. From the city of Hudson to Salisbury. From Carpenter’s Point, by Bolton’s and Forrestburg, to Monticello. From Ellisburg, by Smithville, to Sackett’s Harbour. From Mexico to Oswego Falls. From New Paltz landing, by the Hudson River road, Esopus, and Kingstorfs landing, to Kingston. 'From Lockport to Wright’s tavern. From Maysville,by Miner, and Clymer, to Waterford, Pennsylvania. From Burlington to Bridgewater. From Geneseo, by Portage and Pike Four Corners, to Pike. From North China, by Franklinville, to Olean. From Ellicottsville, by Otto, to Lodi. From Herkimer village to Bennett’s Post-office, in German Flats. From Little Falls village, by Manheim, Centre Post-oflice, to Lasselsville. From Holland, by Sardinia, to Franklinville. From Covington, by York, to Geneseo, instead of the route by Moscow. From Sheldon Post·office, by Stricker’s settlement, to Fox’s settlement, in West China. From Jamestown, by Ashville, Smithville, Climer, to Erie, Pennsylvania. From Dunkirk, by Stockton Ellery, and Clark Parker, to the Lake road. From Mayville, by Magnolia, Bemus’s, Harmony, Sugar Grove, Youngsville, to the mouth of Broken Straw. From Truxton, by Apulia, Lafayette, and Onondago Hollow, to Syracuse. From Binghampton, by Stoddart’s,Rockwell’s Mills, Nanticoke creek, Lisle Post-office; thence by Whitney’s Point, and Hyde’s settlement, to the village of Binghampton. From Mechanicksville, by the Creek road, to Malta. From Syracuse, Brockway’s Corner, and Belle Isle, to Baldwinsville. From Canastota, by Ridgeville and Bridgeport, to Cicero Four Corners. From Skaneateles, by Eldbridge, to Jordan. From Canandaigua, by Bristol to Naples. From Fay- ette, by Forrestville, and Villanova, to Jamestown. From Westfield to Waterford, Pennsylvania. From Fleming, by Jared Beardsley’s Corner, Venice, and North Lansing, to Libertyville. From White Plain to Harrison. From Jamestown, by Cold Spring and Randolph, to Little Valley. From Sandy Hill, by Patten’s Mills, and Smith’s Furnace, to Dresden. From Canandaigua, by Bristol, Richmond, and Freeport, to Dansville. From Willet Post·ofiice to Lisle Post-office. From Middleburg by Schoharie and Sloansville, t.oCanojaharie Post-office. From Elmira, by the way of M’Com1e1 town, and Sing Sing, through Catlin, and Reading, t0 unite with the mail-route from Starkey to Geneva. From Goshen to Carpenter’s Point, by the way of Brookfield, Centreville and Greenville. From Ellicottsville to Warren, Pennsylvania. From Centreville to Freedom. from Angelica, by Scio, and Independence, to Harrison, Pennsylvania. From Canandaigua to Farmington. From Independence, by Canisteo, to Hornellsville. New Jgrggy, In New J¢rscy.—From C]arkston,New York, by the Dutch Factory, P. D. Tallmau’s, New Milford, the Old Bridge, and Stone Arabia, to Hackcnsac. From Salem, by Allowaystown,Roadstown, to Bridgetown. From Philade1phia,by Haines' glass manufactory, Hammington, Pleasant Mills, Gloucester Furnace, Gravelly Landing, and Smithville, to Leeds' Point. From Woodbury, by Paulsboro’, Raccoon Lower Bridge, Pedericktown, Scultown, Sharpstown, Woodst0vt*n, and C0le’s Mills, to Mullica Hill. From Philadelphia, by Mount Ephraim, Chew’s Landing, and Black-
